Rain Crow Lore Guides Arkansas Fishing Trip
J J Cnonrod notes a rain crow forecast three days of rain while dry flies buzz and the Gobern community hopes for moisture. Mike Ford and Richard Ford along with Coach and Mrs T A Ford recall a Tenkiller Lake camping experience in Oklahoma with near tornadic winds and hail, choosing a mobile home in Bella Vista Arkansas for comfort. They still managed to land trout and other fish despite the stormy voyage.
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J. J. Cnonrod
Trout
Mike
Richard Ford
T. A
Cotton) Ford
Tenkiller Lake
Oklahoma
Bella Vista
Ark
Striper Shortage Hinders Highway Dept Work
Doc Mitchell of the Highway Department says striping the highway is the hardest task not due to difficulty but because motorists crowd the stripers. He notes workers must focus on painting lines and have little time to watch approaching vehicles. He adds it is disconcerting when a motorist nearly reaches their hip pocket.
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Doc Mitchell
Highway Department
Judge Explains Hat Rule In Courthouse Office
Justice of Peace Clark Benton states removing his hat in his second floor court house office on the west side helps keep his head warm in cold conditions.
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Justice of Peace
Clark Benton
Dan Mize Denies Out-of-Town Claim Amid Sidewalk Sale Tour
Dan Mize says he did not leave town on Saturday and explains he and his wife were downtown at the sidewalk sale, navigating the square while looking for bargains.
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Dan Mize
A Good Year for Grass and Mosquitoes
A brief note highlights a favorable year for grass growth and mosquito activity, suggesting warm weather and plentiful moisture. The report touches on ecological conditions and potential impact on local gardens and public health.
Head Start Enrolls 47 for Summer Session
Forty seven six year old children have joined the Head Start program opening at the bilingual school with sessions from 7 30 a m to 12 30 p m daily The center directed by Mrs Noble Chapman offers preparatory skills medical and dental exams psychological testing and meals Instructors include Mrs Don Flair Mrs Joe C Dale and Mrs Billy Dodon with assistants and volunteers from FHA Story League and parents helping with snacks and meals
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Tngual
Noble Chapman
Chapman
Don Flair
Joe C. Dale
Billy Dodon
Rosa Bennett
Carolyn Copeland
Linda Robinson
Doris Renshaw
Marcia Stone
Mable Sewell
Juanita Bond
FHA
The
Story League
Firemen Respond to Trash Fire Behind Cafe
Firefighters were dispatched after 10 p.m. Tuesday to combat a trash fire at the rear of the Brown Derby cafe on West Sam Rayburn Drive. Crews battled the flames to prevent spread.
Garrison Aide Claims Russo Key to Shaw Case
William H. Gurvich, ex-aide to District Attorney Garrison, says Russo’s testimony brought the entire Shaw case into focus. Gurvich, who resigned after seven months, asserts Garrison relied on Russo and questions the notion Russo is not the main witness.
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New Orleans
UPI
William H. Gurvich
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
United Press International
Garrison
Clay L. Shaw
Perry Raymond Russo
Gurvich
Torney
Russo
Shaw
International Trade Mart
David W. Ferrie
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Clay Shaw
Clay Bystand
Oswald
Baton Rouge
Ferri
Ferrie
Saturday Evening Post
Saff
Johnson Hussein meet on Middle East crisis at White House
President Johnson and King Hussein of Jordan hold a working luncheon at the White House to discuss immediate Israeli withdrawal from Arab territories and a possible U.S. backing for recognizing Israel. Johnson also declares a $5 million relief fund and $100,000 for the Red Cross to aid war victims and pledges U.S. aid for refugees and UN emergency relief programs.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Hussein
Jordan
Middle East
White Horse
Alexei N. Kosygin
Jordan River
West Bank
Jerusalem
U.S
Israel
Strait of Tiran
Sue Canal
United States
International Red Cross
United Nations
Court orders full desegregation of Plaquemines schools
U S District Judge Herbert W Christenberry issues a permanent injunction for complete racial desegregation in Plaquemines Parish public schools. The 28 point order lists violations of the prior temporary order and requires a freedom of choice registration system, faculty desegregation, equalized fringe benefits and pay, and remedial training and higher instructional levels for students.
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New Orleans
UPS
U.S. Dist
Herbert W. Christenberry
Plaquemines Parish
Leander H. Perez
De Gaulle Rejects Glassboro Talks as Unsettled
Paris reports President de Gaulle’s government in effect dismisses the Johnson Kosygin summit at Glassboro as fruitless. He calls a cabinet review ahead of a planned Paris meeting with Kosygin, while Foreign Minister Couve de Murville cites lack of settlement and ongoing Vietnam pressure.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Glassboro
N.J
de Gaulle
Johnoon
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Moscow
New York
Havana
Vietnam
Maurice Couve de Murville
United Nations General Assembly
Ley
Violence erupts in Aden as British troops force arrests
British forces in Aden exchange fire with Arab fighters after a gunman fires on troops searching Sheikh Othman. A second Arab was killed and two others wounded as Britain orders 500 more troops to deploy. The Defense Ministry rushed half a battalion to the scene with hours notice.
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Aden
UPI
Britain
Othman
London
Defense Ministry
Prince of Wales Regiment
Royal Air Force
Marines Smash Valln Viet Forces Near Hill 881 in Vietnam
U S Marines and bombers hit a North Vietnamese force near Hill 881 with a company plus 200 Marines engaging. At least 28 enemy troops were killed while Marine losses reached 10 dead and 27 wounded. Allied forces also cornered Viet Cong near Saigon with fresh US strikes and riverbank fighting.
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Saigon
U.S
Marine Company
North Vietnam
Nam Dinh
Hanoi
Leatherneck
North-South Vietnam
Jerusalem annexation of Old City by Israeli authority
Israel takes municipal control of the Old City of Jerusalem in a move led by Mayor Teddy Kollek. Water supply to the area will run 24 hours daily, with plans to settle more Jews on Mt. Scopus as Knesset legislation extends civilian administration over captured Palestinian territory.
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Jerusalem
UPI
Old City of
Teddy Kollek
Holy City
Old City
Jordan
Kollek
Old Jerusalem
Mt. Scopus
Knesset
Yacov Shapiro
Traffic deaths projected for Fourth of July weekend
The National Safety Council estimates 700 to 800 people could die in traffic over the four day Fourth of July holiday. Howard Pye cites travel of about 13 billion vehicle miles and notes hundreds may die later from injuries, potentially raising total fatalities to 880 to 1600.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council Today
Howard Pye
Council
Pyle
Town clears area between Armory and U.S. 82
All houses in the zone between the National Guard Armory and U.S. 82 have been removed or moved. City crews graded the lot, cut down unnecessary trees, and piled debris to burn, completing clearance.
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National Guard Armory
U. S. 82
Hearing Stated On Closing Road Petition in Fannin County
The Fannin county commissioners court will hold a hearing on July 10 at 10 a.m. regarding a petition from eight adjacent property owners to close and permanently close a road southwest of Huney Grove in Precinct 3.
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Fannin County
Stolen Car Recovered Near Dodd City
A car reported stolen from Carter Chevrolet-Buick on Sunday night was recovered Tuesday night by Deputy Sheriff Dude Collingsworth on a road north of Dodd City. The vehicle had been stripped of wheels and tires.
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Sheriff's Office
Dude Collingsworth
Dodd City
Ford Says House Not Convinced on Tax Hike
House Republicans warn inflation looms and reject a tax increase without spending cuts. Ford accuses the administration of flip flopping on tax hikes while urging comparable federal spending reductions. Mills signals possible payroll tax increases to fund Medicare as Ackley discusses no escape from tax action this year.
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Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Joint Congressional Economic Committee
Ackley
UPI
Washington
House
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Johnson
Congress
Wilber D. Mills
Ways & Means Committee
Mills
Senate House Economic Committee
Johnsen
Temperatures Dip Slightly Across Bonham Region
Weather forecast indicates cooler than normal values for North Texas with clear to partly cloudy skies and scattered showers. The heaviest rain expected over the weekend, totaling about a quarter to three quarters of an inch. Bonham recorded 90s on Tuesday and morning lows in the low 70s.
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Bonham
North Texas
Texas
Rusk Gromyko Talks Seen Boost for Nuclear Ban Pact
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said progress toward a nuclear nonproliferation treaty could occur at the Geneva Disarmament Conference after a 3 hour 20 minute meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. An incomplete draft minus safeguards may be submitted next week. No major strides reported on Vietnam or the Middle East, but Israel’s right to existence and free Straits of Tiran passage were acknowledged. Rusk has no plans to eject Gromyko at this time.
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New York
UPI
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyky
Geneva
Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Israel
Straits of Tiran
Gemyko
Powell Fails to Change Minds of Congressmen
In Washington Powell fails to sway Congress on readmission to the House after a Justice Department inquiry. House members rebuff terms saying the committee’s recommendation must stand, while Powell, seeking federal court intervention, denounces the action as unconstitutional.
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Powell
Select Committee
Emanuel Celler
D-Nly
House
Thomas J
Wudd
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